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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
Gagged.

Night before last three smarties entered +.
sporting house and after inlbibiny pretty
freely cornin-nced raising lively row. One
or tue nuin5er pulled out a revolver 10 for
orizs the Inmates. the police alarm VISA runr
and officer Mckee Went To the s.s,,, -, ~.
disturbance. The savage party with the
nTe arm drew II upon The officer with the
expectation Of seeing him hy Bu, The
officer cid not look q; the matter in iu,, that
hghi, arrested tie three and CAV. then, on
portunity - app-ar In police court To an
swer for their mi.behavior.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
THE COUNTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

In the $40, 900 Islander case Of Ida Wright
VS. Herman Steinbuchel a verdict of 81 .0OC
damages was returned in favor of the plain
tiff by the jury.
N. A. English VS. W. c. Wooiman, tax
title suit, was argued and submitted
Augusta Ranke VS. Lewis Ranke, plaintiff
granted divorce on grounds of abandonment
In w. F. Connolly VS. Fannie Connolly q
petition for partition was granted; com
missioners appointed to divide land; Frank
Connolly appointed guardian ad Item.
Ross & Packer Us Leroy & Western Ry.
Co. commenced.
PROBATE COURT
Order issued Yesterday TO sell real estate
in the estate of Helen NJ Dale, minor.
Will of Stephen March admitted to pro-
bate, Alfred March and Mrs. March, execu-
tors.
Certified copies of proceedings in land sale
OF McCune minor heirs, of Scott county, ad-
mitted to racord.
POLICE COURT
Judge Glenn was not called upon by a
very large delegation at the first session in
his new quarters.
John Doe was there, however, and dirt
ier, measlier. viler looking member of that
wicked family is hard to be found. He was
asked to pay s. for being drunk. He did
not have it, he said, and SO was sent to the
cooler
Il. Harper was also present at the house
warming to answer to the charge of carry
rying concealed weapons preferred against
him by officer Joe Stewart. He acknowl-
edged the corn and paid 81 fine
Jap appeared as the representative of w.
W. King and Robert Don, two violators of
the license ordinance, and turned into the
city treasury for them s54
JUSTICE COURT.
The case of the two colored boys, George
Jackson and John Mccullough, charged with
stealing a purse from Mrs. Burggeman's
carriage, was tried yesterday befors Justice
Walker The jury retired and after short
returned a verdict of guilty.
They were then sentenced to the county Jail
or sixty days.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
W ATEHED.

Last evening Captain Perry Crossan was
greeted with a happy surprise. An engage
msnt was made with him at his Off, = on
East Douglas avenue for 5 O'Clock last even
ing. He was on haad at the time. aud h.
noticed quite a number OF lis intimate
wa. presented with handsome gold watch
and chain by Mr. B s Brown. councilman
OF the Second wari. The present was tbs
gift of Mr. Brown himself
Tbs captain was much surprised a: the
state OF things, but sooa conpreheuded the
situation and treated the boys TO the bss
cigars in the neighbpr hood
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
THE BAPTIST COLLEGE
Not as yet Located-An Account OF the Manou-
vering Of the Locating COmmittee-TOur
of lnSpecfiOn To-day,

Last Wednesday near 3 o'clock il seems
that the locating committee of the Baptist
college was favorably impressed with the
bid submitted by Mr.. j. o. Davidson, which
was located between the two rivers AT that
moment the parties interested in the south
part of the city asked the committee twenty
four hours to increase their bid. Their
forces were broken up by presenting six bids
and it was thought that they could come TO
the front with q united effort and make
better showing in the fight. The committee
allowed the time asked and their action was
by some severely criticized, as IL was
thong bit that after the bids were opened
there would be given do chance for change.
Yester lay ct 3 o'clock the people in the
south part OF the city presented a consoh-
dated bid That of Mr.. Davidson had been
thoroughly examined and merits noted. 1t
seemed to be the opinion of some of the
committee that the bid last submitted by
Mr.. English was the best and SO expressed
themselves. The committee, however, de-
cided to make tour Of inspection and give
it more thorough examination. Before
reaching this decision it became too late to
make such trip and it was decided TO look
after the matter today.
Mr.. j. o. Davidson stated last evening to a
reporter that he did not intend to relse his
bid He made it aud it was made without
any revising. He expressed it as his opinion
that the college would be located IL the south |
part of the city.
The anglers yesterday did not |
seem to find as many nibbles as on the preyi-
ons day The confiding minnowS seemed to
be aware that false bates had been thrown in
,he waters. While the matter Of location
considerable attention. it seemed
% be generally understood that a committee
would decide the question and not wide open
nouthed hoo docs. 1t was thought that the
eform on the part of the would-be locators
vas due to the fact that they could find no
NE who would be imposed upon.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
New York. Feb. 2Ist. 1887.

DEAR BRO: have. within past
manufacturers of Mems Clothing
and furnishings in New Philadelphia
purchased Sixty Thousand Dollars
carry Daily Shipments will be made
shipped two loads Newark
yesterday.
Notwithstanding large facilities for handling
the tables OF all heavy goods
as to them quickly great
the Spring stock Yours hastily
c.. w BITING.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
JAIL CUTTING.

wednesday near noon the guard At the
jail noticed tina, the dver OF one OF tie cells
was about ready TO os removed easily. Sew
era of the bolts had been cut and . fe~ more
hours work would re,nove the nbstruction-
fns cutting work is charged to johnson, the
horse thief
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The directors of the W & T L. viii hold
their regular monthly meeting 81 their
rooms, commencing al 1880 sharp this after.
noon a. J. APPLEBr. Sec.
special train will leave the Fort SCOT,
depot on Tuesday. March S, Tor Abilene. "a
convey delegates TO the department eucanp-
n,ent % the e. A. 4. Ali delegates VIII re-
port TO s. Il. Downing The round trip will
oe one lare 3. II. DOWNING,
Com'd's Garfield Post
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
Com'd's. Garfield 20

onicer Mckee is bound 10 have the best OF
ofuef a. the Museum. Night before las, a
drunken man ~ss rondpc.in, hi,rssIf ,o,
sAao'S according TO TIE rules of the house
and vas snnmariiy bounced, TO bob up yes
serday morning ia the po.lcs court and An
swer to the charge OF beiss drunk.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

II T. McColtoch and j. Huston, two at
sorneys Of Bellfontaln, o, are here with a
view to investing
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Isaac 3. Snow, manager of the MassachIi-
sets Mutual Life Insurance company. of
Springfield, Mass. is in the city for few
days. This company has planted over half a
million dollars in this valley during the last
ten months on mortgage securities, and the
president of the company, Col. Edgerly,
who was here during last April, will be here
again next month. He will certainly be
pleased with the Phenomenal growth of the
city. They have established a permanent
office in the Biting block
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

We notice BY the transfers that Mr. Moss
bacaer has bought J. c. Frakers interest in
Afresa acres Of what WAS known as the old
water mill site tract, which Is il litigation.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Some OF the machinery at the SCHUYLER
s'ecsrlc plant broke last evening, causing
some nconv enisnce
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
Hanks.

Deeds and mortgages standard, general
form ard No. ). for sale in quantities 10
suit At this Office
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Judge Thomas testeIday received tele-
gram announcing the dangerous illness of
his father at Lafayette, Ind. He left las,
evening for that place.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Messrs. Cole and Burnett, Of st. Louis.
arrived in the city yesterday. They are
generally known Is extensive land buyers In
tho west.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

DR.. +. 3. Lawrence has gone into the real
estate business in Wichita in conjunction
with his father Parties here who
wish to look up Wichita property can be as
sured OF its being in good hands by address
ing this firm. -ElDorado Daily Republican.
DR.. Lawrence is member of the firm of
Lawrence s. Lawrence who have recently
opened a q real estate Office at 4i2 East
Douglas ave, where they viii do a general
real estate business
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The Sons OF Herman gave another OF their
enjoyable socials last evening AT their hall.
Is Was well attended ard as j. always the re-
salt, the evening was spent very Pleasantly
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The Rock Island company has already
paid, through the State National bank, in
Guiding the amount paid The county treas
urer for condemnation, SO, $50 50 The
above refers to the right of way through
this county alone
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
LOS ANGELES SECOND PLACE.

Nj. E. P. Ford, county clerk, arr ive,i yes
terday morning from Los Angeles where he
has been attending to some business matters
for some weeks. In a conversation yester-
day with 4 humber OF his friends he gave
figures and facts concerning that proSperoys
city. He says that the Indians, Spaaiari,
and Mexicans thus have already taken the
gallery and the city is growing but not
growing fast as Wichita He told OF
some investments he and others had made
and had not realized 50 handsomely e. he had
here with the same money While il was
lively there the streets presented no such Il
scene rs here More business was being
done here every day than there, not only In
real estate circles but in what is termed
legitimate business. He sized W the two
cities not Tor effect i'll Wichita but al iudg
nlent dictated He stated that he did not
believe there was another city IN the United
States as lively as Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The south bound passenger train or the
Santa Re last evening was several hours
l,re. It was announced that there was a
wreck on the road yesterday few miles
east OF Newton
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

IN Tresr AMI family aud Mr. Jane
Cook Of Grass Lake. Mich. arrived IL tie
city yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Peter Boch sra taniiy have removed to
th west side
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

VIM. Barrett, of Harrison county, o, ar
rived in the city yesterday on visit 20 his
son, Justice Barrett. This is the first time
his honor has seen his father for seventeen
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Extra copies Of the EAGLE can he OF
taIned I'm the counting room Tor five cent,
each, with or without wrappers
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The hotsls were ali crowded 70 their If
mos: last nigh. Beds were ali taken and
cots called into play.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Inc ladies OF the Congregational church
VIII give one Of their delightful socisb!es At
she church tonight.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

1hos Boch has accepted "a position at the
new clothing house of Cole & Jones.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Mark Sternbers, George Pugh ard James
Chestnut comprise party that arrived from
Jackson, O., last night
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

An art gallery, splendid music and re-
freshments at the Congregational church
tonight
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The Silver Suings at the Congregational
church tonight
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
BIG PURCHASE BY THE FIT. SCOTT co.

One of the leading business men of the city
stated yesterday that he had caught on to a
big sale and purchase made Wednesday
evening. He was anxious to know what it
meant, not from cause that usually prompt
anxiety, as he is not a Spectator, but be-
cause he had never dreamed OF such action
On being questioned concerning his late dis
coveries he stated that the Fort Scott rail
road company had made a purchase of
$4,000 in the vicinity where that road
crosses Main and Water streets. He said
that yesterday he saw representative of
to sellers, making some offers for more prop
erty in that vicinity. He also stated that
some of the grand much much mogul spec
uators Of the city had their speeders pointed
i'll that direction, and that one of them who
resides in Office hours on East Douglas ave-
nue. had made some extensive purchases.
The above story struck the few listeners as
a local boom bubble ond would have been SO
considered had it come from any other one.
AS the gent eman is not a Spectator although
he has lived in the city for some years the
information was considered more reliable
than the war news generally picked up Oh
the streets. He does not even live in that
section Of the city and affirms that he never
owned piece OF property in that locality
and says he secured his information from
reliable sources.
Granting what he states is true there is no
little speculation concerning what is meant
Does it mean this or that or something else
No one seemed to have an idea what was on
the wing
Information was sought of one of the gen
tlenen who it was claimed had been buying
in that section. He very earnestly, in fact
suspiciously earnestly. denounced it as a
great big lie of the first water. He was ad
ministered a correspondingly big dose of
bluff and to him was directed the question
how much he gave for Mr.. IS property
juSe near by! This was followed in quick
succession by asking if it was not $1,000.
He caught one big breath and seemed to hold
it at the expense of bringing Color to his face
and in course Of time remarked: "Oh, yes,
did buy that but it was Snap ANYHOW"
If his actions were unnatural or strange at
all an assertion of the cause is not venture
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Prof. Shull, of the city high school convey
ed bevy OF winsome misses under his charge
to the EAGLE sanctum yesterday forenoon to
congratulate the editor upon the enchant-
ment of his immediate environments The
editor was mot in; had he been he would
have appreciated to the full the compliment
of the sweet girls presence. The party con-
sisted of Miss Ruby, Andre, Rose Oliver,
Ella Heilar, Annie Mason, Angie Herring,
Helen Carpenter, Ada Guthrie and Jesse
Stone. Mr. Robert Sweet accompanied the
partp as assistant gallant
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Smith TAYLOR, r. Z. Smith aud r d.
Metcaf were up from Caldwell Yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

d. Is Fuller, W. II. Drew ard j. s. Pearce
Here over from Emporia yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Dr.. Keith, OF Louisiana. No, is the gu st
o. Rev. Payne.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

d.. Il. A Whittrock is or for a two zee rs
visit to Europe
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Mrs D HAYS and Mrs Kos Harris, ac-
companiei by Mr. HAYS, were among those
who called yesterday TO pay respects TO tie
eIy
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The boz. plasterers held a meeting last
evening at room No 8, Tempiar block
Ouite number was in attendance.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
A MAINE MAN.

Dir. j. '. Rively arrived in the city yes
tsrday from Augusta, Maine. He is out
west on prospecting tour He says that
frequently the New England papers have
clippings concerning Wichita and all OF
them have a tendency to make their people
believe this city is boomer. This is his
first visit. He had set apart two days for
Wichita but says that he will stay at least e
week before going farther west
He reports the Wichita fever growing in
his state and says that this city Is the topic
of discussion on every train bound for the
wide west
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

a little son Of Mr.. John Wallace wss
seriously hurt Wednesday evening by jump
ing from moving street car. He claims
that be rang the bell, but the driver did not
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Elmer Pu,geiss OF REti~ise & Hoffman,
leave for Alton. Ill this morning 70 be gors
for fev days
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Grant Hatfield ha, been on the sick list ior
several days.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

J. z Richmond is engaged now al Klsuse
s. Coles IN fling OF saws. He is an expert
at this business and has been resident of
this city for four years
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The For, Scott is making extensive prep
a-stioos for the excursion to Abilene on thu
OCCASION Of the annual encanpmenS Of the
Kansas G. & z
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Lewis academy will not resume wos ( next
week
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The serial last nigh; a. The residence OF
Mr E n Brown, on South Lawrencs ave
nue. was vel attended All report very
Oiossau. time
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

WIcHITA MUSEUM.
South Main ST. near Douglas ave.
Eae popular family resort AID thu only Place q
Amusement IN the city open the wear round.
LIE TUBE PARLO2.
BOSE D'ALMA-EIastc Haireo Lady.
WILLS & BARRGN-Sketch Artists.
DkUMMo.lDS- fines: liz tie business.
AUDlIOkIUM.
California Detective, or Risen from the Ashes,
Characters by Our Popular Stock Company.
Admission 10 cents all.
Daily mstinees arranged especirlIy for the enter
tainmeBt OF lad rs anu children.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Owing TO the immense crow DIS attending TIE muse
I'M. The management find tx Necessary to make the
following announcements:
Doors open from D. N. 10 10 p. m.
ist Performance p m % per;orlnsnce s;i5 p. m
5th pc Torrance $50 y. m.
4 L NJ CRAWFORD. Manager.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAR. lands.
:: KATE CLAYTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ::
.::::-'','.','.,-,.'-,,,.'.,: Ga STEPHENS: !:
Monday evening. Msrch Z. Grand Review Of the Ro-
mantle Drama.
-o-Two oaP ANs-o-
y
sion OF his Remarkable work,
-r-C.LLED BACK-x-
As played In New York and London.
Reserved seats. sIG3 and &c Admission 15c and Soc
7 ,scTURE COURSE n,ronn,s o,un ,or-e
The ". c. T. q. season tickets VIII at
tAe Union Ticket office Price 81 No extra charge
'' reserved ' KATE FIELD Dc s sG ans Cd, 0
10 os f. Aowed by the alpine Cher and Tyrolese
Company.
4 S.AwroaD's OPERA HOUSE.
~ L. NJ CRAWFORD, Manager.
Commencing
WEDNESDAY EVE, MARCH ID.
The Lotus Opera Company
Gilbert erd suilivan's Aesthetic Opera Entitled.
.::...FXTiENcE:".:
With MISS LILLIAN BROWN in the title role
45-SUPERB VOICES-45
Beautiful scenery.
Elegant Cosiumesl
Charming Music
Reserved Beats sale Monday morning
- ARFIELD OPERA HoUsE.
-Four Nights
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY MARCH I'd
Be SURE YOU'RE RIGHT THEN 90 All AID
Tonight
The Great American COINED and Backwoods Idyu,
Entitled
DAVY CRD,KETT
The old-Time Favorites
THB EDWIN CLIFF ORD DRAMATIC CO.,
Supporting the He|o-Dramstic Actor
Nh, EDWIN CLIFFORD
Opening In the Romantic Drama Five acts adapted
from pumss Celebrates work espe,iay
for Mr.. Clifford, entitled
With New Scenery. New Costumes. Etc.
Admission. IS, 20 AID 10 Cents Seats on sale at
Union Ticket Oficc.
I)EoPLES' THEATRE
4 il6 West Douglas Avenue.
POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMnNT
-PopCiar Pr!ces-
Americas Distingu shed Actress
MISS JENNIE LEE
"FHE NEW IAGDALFN"
Her swn Dralnatzation OF VI like Collins novel
Supported 10y Powerful Company
Admission y c. MIS-. No extra charge fOrreserved
seats "Wednesday and SsJurda, Matinee at - IA
this theatr, dun ing the we.l VIII be t,r,e To-. Uith
ticket for the grand drawing SATURDAY. i.Fieriat
when a silver " a;or Pitcher " III be z .yepHway
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

r. F. Gully has b-en 1a~eii far sevsrsl
days
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

4 SEIZURE COURSE
IL cRAWFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
The W. c. T. U. season rlcKets VIII ue ON sale at
tN@ Union Ticket Office Price 81 So No extra charge
Tor reserved seats Seats &c SOC and &c.
KATE FIELD March 9Th
To oa 4, Howed by the alpine Cher and Tyrolese
Company.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

The museum is doing its best weeks bust
ness, and Messrs Iunis & Young, with all
their sasacity and tact for managing large
assemblies are nearly at their wits end to
accommodate all their patrons By general
request the ''Caiforuia Detective" will run
until Saturday night. This request is q
well earned compliment.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

XyICHITA MUSEUM,
w ENNIS YoUNs. Prcprietors and Managers.
South Main ST, near Douglas ave.
S1e popular family resort AID th- only Place of
Amusement in the city open the year round.
LIE TUBE PiRLO2.
BOSE D'ALMA-Elastic Hareo Lady.
WILLS & BARRGN-Ssetch Artists.
DKUMNO.lDS-The fines: IL tie business.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
THE NEW AAGDALFN'

Her swn Decentralization OF " like Collins novel
SupporGed 10y Powerful Company
Admission - C. nIs. No extsa charge for reserved
seats "Wednesday and Saturday Eaiine, at 4. IN
kach lady attending ally of the performance at
this theatre dun ing the we.l VIII ;,Se to- with
ticket for the grand wing SATURDAY. i.fters!at
when a silver a;or Pitcher " III he z ven away
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04

Il JEcf LES BEGih
Il il6 West Douglas Avenue.
POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
-PopClar Pr!ces-
Americas Distinguished Actress
MISS JENNIE LEE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

I win not Ies you say 3 wonan's part
Must be TO 1--WE exclusive love alone,
Dearest, AlahOagh I love you 50. Hny
heart
Answers . thousand claims besids
your own.
I loTe-Ehat do I not lovef-earth and
air
Find space within my heart and
myriad things
You would not deign 20 heed are
cherished there
And vibrate on is very Utmost
strings.
love the summer with her ebb and
flow
OF light, and warmth, and music
that have hurst
Her tender buds 20 blossom-and you
know
TWAS in summer that l saw you
first.
love the winter dearly, too-b1t then
owe il 50 much; on . winters day,
Bleak, cold and stormy you returned
again,
When you had been those weary
months away.
TloYe the stars ike friends; so many
nights
/ gazed at them when you were far
from me,
TIL grew blind with tears; those far
of lights
Could watch you, whom IonSed in
vain 90 go
! love the f0wers; happy hours lie
Shut up within their petals close and
You have forgotten, dear; but they
Keep every fragment Of the golden
past.
/ love, too, to be loved; all loving
praise
Seems like crowd upon my life, to
make
Ii better worth the giving. and 10 raise
Still nearer to your own the heart
you take.
/ love all good and noble souls;
heard
One speak Of you but lately. and for
days,
Only to think Of it my soul was stirred
In tender memory Of such generous
praise.
l love all those who love you; all who
owe
Comfort to you; and can find
Even for those poorer hearts, who once
could know,
And once could love you, and can
now forget.
Wen, is my heart so narrow-I. who
Love for all theset De l not even
My favorite books in special tender
And prize them as a miser does his
goldI
The poets that you used TO read to me
While summer twilight faded in the
sky;
Because-because-do you remem-
Der why1
WIN you be jsalous' Did you guess
before
loved 50 many thingsP Still you
the best
Dearest, remember that l love you
o, more, a thousand times, than all
the rest
Adelaide Anne Proctor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
A nOTHER,s ISTTrATIox.

Thou little child, with tender, clinging
arms,
Drop thy sweet head, my darling.
down 30 rest
Upon my shoulder; rest with all thy
charms;
Be soothed and eomforted, be loved
and blessed.
Against thy silken, honey-eolOred hair
i lean loving cheek and mute
cares;
Close, close gather thee, and kiss thy
fair
White eyelids, sleep so softly doth
Cypress.
Dear little face, that lies in calm
content
Within the gracious hollow that God
made
In every human shoulder, where He
meant
Some tired head for comfort should
be laid
Most like heayy-folded rose thou art,
In summer air reposing, warm and
still.
Dream thy sweet dreams upon my
quiet heart;
! watch thy slumheF; naught shall
do the Ill.
The Aurora.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
IAm GRHAT ASD TOU ARE SMALL
A sparrow swinging on a branch


A sparrow swinging on a branch
Once caught a passing fly;
Oh. let me live, " the insect prayed.
With trembling, piteous cry
No." said the sparrow, you must
fall.
For am great and you are small
The bird had scarce begun his feast
Before a hawk came by:
The game was caught. Pray let me
livei"
Was now the sparrow's cry.
No" said the captoT. " you must fall
For ! am great and you are small"
An eagle saw the rogue. and swooped
Upon him from on high:
" PRAY let me live; why should you kill
So small bird as ?"
" oh. F" said the eagle. you must fall,
For am great and you are small. Fl"
But while he ate the hunter came;
He let his arrow fly.
" Tyrantl" the eagle shrieked, "you
have
No right TO make me dier'
" All. said the hunter, You must
fall,
For am great and you are small.
Prom the German